Issue Contents

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1	'You're safe'	Major league umpire Don Denkinger; photo.


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2	Borrow bucks to pay those bills McFerran--Barbara	Quick rundown on the various sorts of financial aids.


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3	Faculty asks for salary increase of 42 percent Richter--Tom	Seek to close gap between UNI and the other Regents universities.


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4	Trivia fans can win big on KCRS Hessburg--Matt	Most of the prizes consist of beer or pizza.


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5	UNISA election results	Vote tallies for vacant offices.

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6	Attacks 'outpouring of emotionalistic drivel' Greenwood--Bart	Attacks Ron Roberts' earlier letter against Ronald Reagan.


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7	Carter 'clear and logical?' Riley--Chris	Attempts to discredit Joel Alter's view that Jimmy Carter is the "clear and logical" choice for president.


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8	Feels intelligence is insulted Martin--Joyce E. (Class of 1983)	Is fed up with candidates avoiding questions and dancing around the issues.


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9	Gore-Tex not 'miracle material' Dockstader--David R. (Earth Science Faculty)	Thinks Gore-Tex is not as great a material as Rob Berry suggested in his October 3 article.


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10	Register your new address Martin--Rusty (Student--1981)	Students who signed up for the draft need to report their new UNI address.


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11	SAE thanks participants Solsma--Curt	SAE thanks all those who helped make their blood drive a success.


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12	Untitled Opperman--David E.	Gerald Baker as a political candidate.

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13	Former coach is grand marshal	Hon Nordly will serve; profile of Mr. Nordly.

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14	1980, a year of decision: Babbit says nuclear a troubled energy source Sampson--Kathryn Ann (Class of 1982)	Excerpts from speech by Bruce Babbit; photo.


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15	Be aware of absentee voting procedure


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16	Pro, anti forces argue on ERA Gwin--Leland	Excerpts from remarks by Peg Anderson and Carol Uhlenhopp.


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17	TV reps discuss influence Koepp--Steve	Excerpts from remarks by Edna Herbst, Bill George, and Mike Waring.

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18	Culver, Grassley on campus Rigby--Leigh	Both spoke at PLS.


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19	Evans emphasizes economy in speech Hussman--Peter (Pete)	Excerpts from remarks by Cooper Evans.


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20	Libertarians offer third party choices	PLS students hear remarks from third party candidates as well as mainstream parties.


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21	Socialist calls for structural changes Hussman--Peter (Pete)	Excerpts from remarks by Michael Harrington.

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22	Community Coalition to Stop the Draft	Will meet.


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23	Conservation Club	Will meet.


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24	French Club	Will meet.


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25	I-Club	Will meet.


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26	Phi Beta Lambda	Cecil Fretwell will speak.


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27	RHA	Bike storage available.


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28	Spanish students	Will meet to learn about studying in Spain.


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29	Students for ERA	Will meet.


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30	What's up	Meetings and activities; C. W. Stompers; Interviewing Workshops; Tuesday Talks.


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31	Women's Studies Association	Planning "Take Back the Night".

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32	Big business, big bucks; it's the name of the game Cahill--Mary E. (Class of 1981)	Don Denkinger talks about the business of baseball; photo.

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33	Time is running out	Oktoberfest run will be held.


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34	Untitled Opperman--David E.

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35	Carter's new album hard-hitting	Review of Carlene Carter's album, "Musical Shapes."


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36	Volleyball fans treated to fabulous display from U.S. and abroad Monaghan--Carrie	Crowd watches US team play Japanese team; photo.

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37	Up the Creek Berry--Robert	How to build a campfire correctly.


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38	Watch out Redford, Travolta; ride 'em cowboy Monaghan--Carrie	Tips on riding horses; photo.

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39	Waller, Cawelti to perform tonight Sampson--Kathryn Ann (Class of 1982)	Have been performing together since 1961; will play acoustic set on Prairie Home Companion; photo.

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40	Audience charmed by Haring, Sam	Cynthia Haring appears on "Live from Studio One".


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41	Kids turn to drama	48th annual high school drama conferences will be held.

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42	The Motels outrun The Cars in concert Rigby--Leigh	Performance review.

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43	Panthers attempt to even MCC record McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	UNI hosts an important game tomorrow against Western Illinois.

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44	Linksters place seventh and ninth Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981)	UNI finished seventh at the Gopher Invitational in Minnesota last Friday and Saturday. On Saturday and Sunday they finished ninth in the Badger Invitational in Wisconsin.


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45	Netsters go 1-2 Rewoldt--John	UNI lost to St. Ambrose, 8-1, then defeated Augustana, 5-4, on Sunday. On Monday UNI lost to Iowa State, 8-1.

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46	The Cars, Motels play in Dome Gilgen--Bert	The Cars and Motels played in the UNI-Dome on Monday night; photo.